Abstract
To evaluate the effects of surface topography, ice and ambient conditions on the sliding behaviour of steel samples on ice, in the present study friction and velocity measurements were performed with steel samples having different surface roughness values and distinct surface structures. It was shown that the influence of surface roughness on friction and sliding velocity is strongly dependant on ice conditions and the applied experimental parameters due to the formation of different friction regimes.
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